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In the 1960s, Don Elkins was a respected physics professor and commercial airline pilot living in Louisville, Kentucky. But behind closed doors, he was leading secretive groups who believed they were in contact with the occupants of UFOS. Decades before the term “non-human intelligence” made headlines, Elkins was recording hours of sessions with a human “instrument”—conversations he believed were real, urgent, and meant for humanity.In 1984, after years of increasingly strange behavior and growing isolation, Elkins died by suicide following a six-hour standoff with police and ...

Pro-freedom discussion which AVOIDS Coercion and Hypocrisy. This is a consistent application of postmodernism to reveal subjectivity/perspective. The goal is NOT to determine right or wrong, rather to explore better ideas to make nearly everyone satisfied if not happier. The goal restated is de-escalation through innovation. Get out of the Box; the box described around Ep 21. Contact: subjectiveprofessor@gmail.com

The goal of this course is to provide an overview of the many different ways writers of fiction and nonfiction have imagined, and reimagined, the object known as the Grail. We'll look at how the Grail was invented as a powerful literary symbol in the late 12th and early 13th centuries by a group of medieval romancers who celebrated the Grail as a symbol of perfection. At times, this perfection was social, and the Grail functioned as a symbol of the perfect knight or of the ideal chivalric society.

Tom and Donna Petter lead a series of discussions from their perspectives as a preacher of TCC Wayland and a professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

Join Dr. Allman on Wednesday Night as he dives deep into the awe-inspiring attributes of God, gaining a deeper understanding of the infinite, eternal, and unchangeable God, who is full of wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth.

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Where our goal is to bring biblical literacy to the podcasting world and to the ends of the earth. We do that by teaching the Bible, defending biblical Christianity, and discussing the Bible’s relevance to culture. Videos are at https://www.youtube.com/@thebibleprofessor.

An exploration of truth, beauty, wisdom, and goodness at the intersection of faith and scholarship. We look for present and future hope, while attempting to honestly investigate the problems facing humanity and the church. By turns academic, devotional, serious and relaxed, Justin Winzenburg (Ph.D. New Testament) and Stephen W. Jones (Ph.D. International Development) commit to following truth even when that leads us into uncomfortable spaces of self-reflection and repentance. We also anticipate hope, present and future, and actively pursue it.

An exploration of truth, beauty, wisdom, and goodness at the intersection of faith and scholarship. We look for present and future hope, while attempting to honestly investigate the problems facing humanity and the church. By turns academic, devotional, serious and relaxed, Justin Winzenburg (Ph.D. New Testament) and Stephen W. Jones (Ph.D. International Development) commit to following truth even when that leads us into uncomfortable spaces of self-reflection and repentance. We also anticipate hope, present and future, and actively pursue it.

Professor Peters' studies of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam allow him to offer a series of lectures beginning with Creation and ending with the Final Judgment. In this course, Professor Peters leads listeners through a comprehensive study of each of these fundamentally monotheistic religious communities. As he concludes, only by understanding their similarities and differences can we hope to make sense of the politics of religion which continue to fuel conflicts throughout the world.

Love for Rent is a story of an exotic dancer and an Ivy League professor. He was her customer. He left his family for her. Or was he merely a sex addict? The romance spans over a decade. Neither can let go, though, the relationship is quite brutal at times. She is learned in Vedic astrology and the stars are not on their side. From the hallowed halls of academia to the darkest corners of strip clubs, Love for Rent takes you on a journey.

Join us as Jacob seeks discipleship with his friend Professor Carl. One honest conversation at a time, they seek to understand who God is and what it really means to follow Him. If you're wrestling with faith, then this podcast is for you.

Many people have begun to wonder if the second coming of Christ will happen shortly. So many, that some are saying he will come this year or next. When is the second coming? When will the wicked be destroyed? The world is now so wicked that the only way to reclaim it is by fire. But the end is not yet, but by and by...I have spent my life researching the gospel, learning truths, and compiling the pieces of the puzzle. The big picture falls together, and we can calculate the times and seasons. No one knows the exact time, but the season you can know. There are so many signs and prophesies that ...

Down to earth and raw conversations about all things spiritual, including: yoga, health, wellness, art, culture, books, meditation and much more. Providing thoughts and questions on how to stay spiritually grounded and raise our consciousness in a fast paced world filled with crisis.

This podcast explores the life journey of one of the great educators and civil rights leaders of our time, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. She was born in the era of slavery, but overcame great odds to eventually start a school and become advisor to several U.S. presidents.